Revell Santa Maria (1:350)
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Plastic model Revell 05660 - EasyClick sailboat Santa Maria in scale 1: 350. The kit contains 38 pieces, length 80 mm, difficulty 2.
A simple model of the legendary ship Santa María, with which Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492. It was one of the greatest discovery voyages in history.
- Deck with wood imitation
- Patterned sails
- Anchors
- Rowing boats
- Extensions
- Model display stand
Revell Easy-Click Building Kit
Fun with great results for all modelers aged 10 and up. The innovative easy-click system is a guarantee of quick success: You connect the colorful, precisely manufactured parts with a simple click, and then you only need to bring the entire model to perfection using self-adhesive decals. No need to color anything! However, if you want to create a truly unique model, it is not a problem to paint it with your own paint. In the instructions you will find recommendations on how to do it with up to five color shades.
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Santa María was the largest of the three ships used by Christopher Columbus on his first voyage across the Atlantic in 1492. Its owner was Juan de la Cosa. Two more caravels, Pinta and Niña, took part in the expedition.
It served as a command and supply ship for Columbus' expedition. The crew consisted of 40 men. Santa María was the flagship, but the slowest of Columbus' ships. The ship had a complete deck (smaller ships had only a partial deck) and three masts.
According to some sources, the ship was about 40 meters long and 8 meters wide. According to other sources, the ship was 22.6 meters long, 7.6 meters wide and 2.1 meters long.
In 1492, the ship sailed along Haiti, leaving only a lifeguard at the helm; the other crew members rested after the stormy Christmas celebrations. [2] On December 25, the ship ran aground off the coast of today's city of Limonade and sank the next day. The crew survived, most of the crew established the colony of La Navidad (Christmas). The shipwreck was largely dismantled and used in the construction of La Navidad.
The ship's anchor has been preserved and is on display at the Musée du Panthéon National Haïtien (MUPANAH), Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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